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Newspaper
Oxbow Herald
Location
Oxbow, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Jun 28, 1917
Page
2
In a long pleasant apartment, Margaret and Hilary interact with family members as plans for Dolly’s future marriage to Lionel Egerton are discussed. Louise, Dolly, and unseen rivals stir hidden anxieties while finances and social status shape the looming union.
The Squire confides to Lionel Egerton that Dolly’s gratitude was used to tempt her into a marriage proposal. Lionel erupts, calling the plan un gentlemanly and protesting that such actions against his sister are beyond acceptable. The Squire pleads secrecy to spare Dolly the pain of Mrs. Egerton learning the truth.
The article argues the Allies must publish a collective statement denouncing German atrocities and outlining punishment plans. It notes individual governments have spoken, but no unified Allied declaration exists, risking continued German brutality amid massive devastation in Picardy Lens and northern French regions.
A discussion on farm photography shows how pictures of cattle horses pigs and sheep help marketing. Photographs attract buyers by displaying animal types stages of growth and sale offerings, creating interest that can prompt purchases and visits to the farm.
An informal royal visit to St Dunstan's brought the King and Queen Alexandra into contact with blind soldiers and sailors at work and leisure. Field Marshal Sir William Robertson and General Sir William Robertson were among guests, with praise for the bravery and welfare of the men.
Fragmentary text shows an angler arguing with an owner about feeding fish and not taking them from water. The piece includes stray phrases and unclear references, making specifics like date, place, or names unreadable.
The event lists performers and organizers including Opposites Media and local venues. Tickets go on sale next month with a high profile media push planned.
A Canadian cattle disease dispute fuels debate over the Diseased Animal Act of 1896. The chief veterinary officer argues against blanket exclusion of cattle bred in Canada and shipped directly to British ports, noting health grounds and jurisdiction concerns.
A damaged OCR shows a confused plea about subscribing and a reference to someone being pinched and moved to a location. The readable words hint at a personal note or instruction with unclear meaning and no identifiable names or places.
A brief note quotes a consumer stance that legal action often precedes financial strain. It suggests trimming expenses while preserving total spend as a prudent step before pursuing litigation. The tone reflects cautious budgeting amid uncertain outcomes.
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